futurepocket

Do you guys use CPC to promote your zip/email submits? I've heard Google lays the banhammer if you do, and Facebook just doesn't approve them. Most of these offers are like "FREE IPOD" etc, so how do you create personal landing pages for these offers? How about having these offers on a COUPON website as subpages? Good idea?

How about using just PPV to market these offers?

OR do you guys just slap on a bunch of these offers on one landing page and CPC that?

Do the advertisers actually pay you after only the email/zip has been submitted?

How do you make relevant content to these offers anyways (to make your own landing page)?

Lastly, I've seen some zip/email offers that don't take you down a long path of surveys etc, are those okay to promote on CPC (direct or landing page?). --> would you still redirect these offers since you're not allowed to iFrame the email form?

Bigj77

I think you mean ppc which is pay per click. cpc is cost per click and is an average depending on clicks and conversions.
Both ppc and ppv are good sources to promote zip/email submit offers. Usually zip submit offers turn a larger profit but both can be profitible if you have targeted traffic.

As far as adwords. They will only hit you hard if you try and direct link. Make a decent landing page with some articles pointing towards your offer and google will love you

Yes the advertises pays only after an email or zip has been submitted. However if the user always stops there then he will shave your leads. This is why its important to have targeted traffic.

To make relevant content you can spin already written articles from sources online or create your own unique content.

If you want to direct link using adwords make sure the offer allows i framing. when i framing an offer the whole page must be shown, not just an email or zip submit box.

williamrs

Both PPC and PPV can be used to promote email/zip submits.

There are many different methods, but, IMO, the easiest way to promote those offers nowadays is by building campaigns around hot trends. Movies, musics, singers, celebrities, sports, etc... Many one email/zip submit offers are related to popular trends, so just use a good angle/approach and you will get conversions.


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godspeed1208

Good info..should try to out soon..thanks

ChrisBa

I wouldn't touch Google Adwords with an e-mail submit anymore, it's just looking for bad things.. however there are other PPC networks you could use as well as PPV

costi

Lately I see a lot of people promote 7search. Is it really good or these guys are here for promoting the site?

eyekantbeme

**Cries**

Adcenter sucks compared to adwords.....I mean come on! I have one email submit running with a decent landing page, but also one that has a similar landing page and Im struggling to get it approved.....also what's worse is the page Im linking to doesnt follow google's guidelines, so Im double screwed :\

Damnit, one 60$ day, and now, jack skawt

Gggrrrrrr and Adcenter isnt all that great :\

So I havent dabbled in PPV yet, but it seems intriguing, but isnt it really worth it? To me it just sounds like advertising on people's computers who have adware or something.......

Thanks!

Jeremy

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badboy_Nick

No, no and no. I would never promote these offers and here's why:

They just don't give you any margins at what, $1-2 bucks per submit? That means all your traffic has to come from sub-quality sources like second tier search engines, PPV or social media traffic. I'd rather promote something on adwords, YSM and bing that brings me $90 per lead.

More money, easier to scale and a helluva lot less a headache.

Any questions just let me know
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trustedseller

i will give it a try for sure ...thks for info though

chall vandenbergh

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